Vietnamese vendors on bridge between 2 nations

Vietnamese vendors on bridge between 2 nations

MONG CAI, Vietnam -Vendors return to Mong Cai, northern Vietnam, from Dongxing in the southern central Chinese province of Guangxi, where they purchased clothes and everyday goods, through a frontier bridge, on Nov. 24, 2014. While bilateral ties remain strained due to a sovereignty dispute over the South China Sea, Chinese tourists have started visiting the Vietnamese city again.

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